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Educators, parents react to state s plan for $173M COVID-19 testing program next fall
To ensure in-person learning during the upcoming school year, the state plans on launching a statewide covid-19 testing program for school districts.
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COLORADO SPRINGS â To ensure in-person learning with minimal disruptions, the state plans to launch a new coronavirus testing program at school districts statewide.
The Colorado Department of Health and Human Services says the program will be geared toward K-12 educators and students, and utilize $173 million in federal funds. The goal of the program is to provide access to frequent testing opportunities to help slow disease transmission, particularly among students too young to be vaccinated.
Posted By Iridian Casarez on Mon, Jun 14, 2021 at 2:48 PM click to enlarge Humboldt County Department of Health and Human Services Sofia Pereira has been named Humboldt County s new Public Health Director Arcata Mayor Sofia Pereira, who has also served as the county s Emergency Operations Center operation chief during the COVID-19 pandemic, announced she will be stepping down from the Arcata City Council by June 25 after being named Public Health s new director, replacing Michele Stephens. Starting June 27, I will begin a new chapter as the Public Health Director for the county of Humboldt, Department of Health and Human Services. I am honored and excited to take on this new role to serve our community and improve our community’s health and
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Central District Health board votes to lift COVID-19 health orders in Ada, Valley counties
The unanimous CDH vote came even as health officials expressed concerns about a new and deadlier strain of the virus detected in the Boise area. Author: Katie Terhune Updated: 5:18 PM MST February 19, 2021
BOISE, Idaho The Central District Health Board voted unanimously to lift COVID-19-related health orders in both Ada and Valley counties Friday, even as health officials expressed concerns about a new and deadlier strain of the virus detected in the Boise area.
The Valley County order had mandated masks in public places and schools, while Ada County s was more comprehensive, dealing with masks, social distancing, and gathering sizes. The board s vote replaces those orders - which were punishable by law, though rarely enforced - with advisories that function as strong recommendations to continue adhering to guidelines aimed at preventing further spread